Survey of Market Absorption of Apartments - Metropolitan Area Absorption Rates, First Quarter 2005 - People and Households - U.S. Census Bureau

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Metropolitan Area Absorption Rates, First Quarter 2005

Core Based Statistical Area Absorption Rates - First Quarter 2005 (Completions in Fourth Quarter 2004)

Table 05Q1. 95 Metropolitan Areas [TXT - 15K]
Table 1. Atlanta, GA [TXT - 3.2K]
Table 2. Baltimore, MD [TXT - 2.9K]
Table 3. Charlotte-Gastonia-Rock Hill, NC-SC [TXT - 3.0K]
Table 4. Chicago-Gary-Kenosha, IL-IN-WI (IL-IN part) [TXT - 3.0K]
Table 5. Dallas, TX [TXT - 3.0K]
Table 6. Denver-Boulder-Greeley, CO [TXT - 3.0K]
Table 7. Fort Lauderdale, FL [TXT - 3.0K]
Table 8. Houston, TX and Brazoria, TX [TXT - 3.0K]
Table 9. Los Angeles-Long Beach, CA [TXT - 3.0K]
Table 10. Miami, FL [TXT - 3.0K]
Table 11. Norfolk-Virginia Beach-Newport News, VA-NC [TXT - 3.0K]
Table 12. Oklahoma City, OK [TXT - 3.0K]
Table 13. Orange County, CA [TXT - 3.0K]
Table 14. Orlando, FL [TXT - 3.0K]
Table 15. Richmond-Petersburg, VA (Richmond part) [TXT - 3.0K]
Table 16. Riverside-San Bernardino, CA [TXT - 3.0K]
Table 17. San Diego, CA [TXT - 3.0K]
Table 18. San Francisco, CA and Oakland, CA [TXT - 3.0K]
Table 19. Tampa-St Petersburg-Clearwater, FL [TXT - 3.0K]
Table 20. Washington, DC-MD-VA-WV [TXT - 3.0K]

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